Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can still take your daily oral supplements alongside IV therapy, as the two complement each other well; IV drips provide an immediate, 100% absorbed boost to quickly restore nutrient levels, while your daily oral vitamins help maintain baseline nutrient levels between treatments.

Most people feel only a quick, minor pinch when the catheter is inserted, similar to a standard blood test, after which the process is generally comfortable and pain-free.

The right IV bag size depends on your specific goals and health needs, as standard 1000 mL bags are ideal for full rehydration, severe hangovers, or intense recovery, while smaller 500 mL bags work well for quick vitamin boosts, targeted nutrient therapy, or individuals with fluid sensitivity.

A typical IV drip therapy session usually takes between 30 to 60 minutes to complete, depending on the volume of the bag and the specific vitamin or hydration formulation being administered.

For optimal health, biweekly or monthly IV therapy sessions are recommended alongside daily oral supplementation and a healthy diet, though you can also schedule treatments as needed to recover quickly from colds, flu, fatigue, dehydration, or hangovers.

IV therapy is generally safe, but common, mild side effects include temporary pain, slight bruising, or minor swelling at the needle insertion site, along with a cool sensation or temporary lightheadedness during infusion. Rare, more serious complications can include vein irritation (phlebitis), infection, or allergic reactions to specific ingredients.

Before IV therapy, you should stay well-hydrated, eat a light meal to stabilize your blood sugar, and wear comfortable clothing with sleeves that roll up easily; after your session, leave the bandage on for at least 30 to 60 minutes, avoid heavy lifting or strenuous arm exercise for a few hours, and continue drinking plenty of water to help your body process the nutrients.